Table 1 Subject demographics and baseline characteristics (full analysis set population)

From: Efficacy and safety of losartan 100 mg/hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg in Japanese subjects with essential hypertension: two randomized, controlled trials

 

L50/H12.5 filter study

L100 filter study

 

L50/H12.5 (n=144)

L100/H12.5 (n=134)

L100 (n=170)

L100/H12.5 (n=166)

Gender—n (%)

 Male

103 (71.5)

102 (76.1)

110 (64.7)

129 (77.7)

 Female

41 (28.5)

32 (23.9)

60 (35.3)

37 (22.3)

Age (years)—mean (s.d.)

56.9 (10.7)

57.8 (10.8)

54.9 (9.5)

55.7 (9.2)

 <65 years—n (%)

111 (77.1)

99 (73.9)

144 (84.7)

138 (83.1)

65 years—n (%)

33 (22.9)

35 (26.1)

26 (15.3)

28 (16.9)

Body mass index (kg m−2)—mean (s.d.)

26.1 (3.7)

25.9 (3.7)

26.3 (3.7)

26.8 (4.8)

Baseline SiDBP—n (%)

 <100 mm Hg

109 (75.7)

113 (84.3)

110 (64.7)

115 (69.3)

100 mm Hg

35 (24.3)

21 (15.7)

60 (35.3)

51 (30.7)

Type 2 diabetes—n (%)

30 (20.8)

25 (18.7)

17 (10.0)

22 (13.3)

Dyslipidemia—n (%)

57 (39.6)

58 (43.3)

57 (33.5)

71 (42.8)

Years of hypertension—mean (s.d.)

6.7 (6.1)

7.1 (6.8)

5.8 (6.8)

6.2 (6.6)

No. of antihypertensive medications—n (%)

 0

0 (0.0)

0 (0.0)

44 (25.9)

33 (19.9)

 1

57 (39.6)

45 (33.6)

86 (50.6)

83 (50.0)

 2

87 (60.4)

89 (66.4)

40 (23.5)

50 (30.1)

Renal function stage—n (%)

 G1 (>90): normal or high eGFR value

17 (11.8)

21 (15.7)

26 (15.3)

29 (17.5)

 G2 (60–89): normal or mildly reduced function

99 (68.8)

91 (67.8)

114 (67.1)

113 (68.1)

 G3a (45–59): mildly to moderately reduced function

20 (13.9)

21 (15.7)

28 (16.5)

23 (13.9)

 G3b (30–44): moderately to severely reduced function

8 (5.6)

1 (0.7)

2 (1.2)

1 (0.6)

  1. Abbreviations: eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; H12.5, hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg; L50, losartan 50 mg; L100, losartan 100 mg; SiDBP, sitting diastolic blood pressure.